| Candidates in Neurology/Child Neurology |
| Candidates are those in the field of Neurology/Child Neurology, who are seeking ABPN Board Certification. All candidates will need to complete and submit an application in order to qualify for an examination. Each application will be reviewed by the credentials department. Candidates become diplomates after passing their examination. Diplomates will then begin the process of maintenance of certification. Subspecialties in neurology/child neurology include; clinical neurophysiology, hospice and palliative medicine, neurodevelopmental disabilities, neuromuscular medicine, pain medicine, sleep medicine, and vascular neurology. Apply for an examination | ABPN Physician Folios site | Visit the Pearson VUE Website |
Changes in Neurology and Neurology with Special Qualification in Child Neurology Examinations
ABPN has made changes in the credentialing process effective for residents. Some of the clinical skills evaluations that were conducted in the Part II examination will now take place within the residency program, and the residents will be required to submit documentation of satisfactory performance in the evaluation of clinical skills as part of the ABPN credentialing process. Assessment of other clinical skills were integrated into a new computer-administered certification examination beginning in 2008. Candidates who successfully pass this computer-administered examination will be awarded a ten-year, time-limited certificate in their respective specialty.
| Pearson VUE testing in Neurology Screen shots (1 through 4) are available to view of the Pearson VUE portal for the new format neurology certification examination. [more] Video Vignette sample in Neurology A 45-year-old man, shown in the video, comes to the emergency department with acute onset of double vision. [more] |